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I've replied continuously your math is shite
If you can’t understand someone working part time with the same 10 day entitlement gets a larger percentage of their time available as sick leave than someone working full time, then you shouldn’t be commenting on this debate.

It’s what it’s all about and why it’s fundamentally unfair on full time workers and disproportionately assists part time workers and severely affects consistency in workplaces.
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BNZ and Westpac have announced further cuts in some of their mortgage rates.... the second time within three weeks.

Just refixed yesterday for a year at 4.89% with ANZ. Kept repayments the same and took 7 years off loan length.

If everyone does that we pay down debt faster but don’t have the discretionary income to pump into the economy 🤔
 
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Nobody's arguing whether anyone is entitled to their contractual entitlements. A contract between employee and employer specifies what each party's rights are, and both parties are entitled to exercise those rights.

Just interesting that in some industries, there is a relaxed approach to the employer enforcing its rights when sick leave is taken. When I have said to a nurse "I've run out of annual leave" and they say "you get 10 days sick leave - just take a few of them". And it has been a couple of times I've noticed this attitude towards using 10 days or losing them. To be honest, it has been the older generation rather than the new ones I've met

Not throwing stones at them - just an interesting observation. They are obviously highly worked an underpaid on a salary basis. But also should consider how sick leave is used by some as "free" annual leave
 
Are you going to buy another rental?
Just bought a development site 3 months ago and in the process of subdividing.

Moving a relocatable house on next week and looking for another one before the end of the year.

Also bought another subdividable site for a couple of years time recently as well.

Uncertain times with rents dropping and prices bouncing around the bottom of the cycle but it all stacks up based on rental income as a long term investment, not to develop and sell.

Opportunity abounds if you look long term.
 
Are you going to buy another rental?
But more importantly our tourism business has a big $2m expansion project that’s been on hold the last few years as feasibility doesn’t stack up. Interest rates dropping, tourism rebounding, inflation under control, etc makes it doable again so have the architect onto it with a view to doing next year.
 
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